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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

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nembeIH - og11ly profess, althouEh
the protest rs made with lRboEsd rood
knmaE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Thsau KNTKAERRIa 3 ne moss Pop
ular ND glove b AmeFiea, 9I.46 foR ave
huaaona $50 for eight buttona Thsy
ere far below The price OF any oeheR
standard maker, and for &c and dura-
hiilty are unsxsallad. The absve ere r.
Al prtaus (ahe Rlcvu 3 no1 euad e Whs1a-
ualal e eoHWABAOHKR BROS. ala
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

uKLax ~ as9nmmEEHo - RaoUzmpEmos
Dnaa AND LaTlEz n DOSE.
OErmp1A, Dee. e.--lspseiai.l - The
hnnda Of che clock In lAe Old hCuse %
representative giE8yed On PES. &c
hnaa Of 10 o'sinek tbis naorninG, with 10
blg sonnd fmoe iookinQ down 10 blank
surprise 81 tie afoups 81 i6leEs 8heEs,
ca hsnoFnble men uho yei SEEMED n3-
terry saGsisas 81 ne anrninR 4 gsse a
the arrival and passage 81 TIE heuR
marked fnf aas1meIing end eee1ina
d0wn 70 buain1ns. Bnt sllll tte7 smoked
and chatled and obadof ea6h otheF ~
I'll The hsnds moved r0und and tndie4l,
e fweutF minule1 Of IL o'clo1k, tk1H
Hpssksf Cara Fsised the ue8 gasol
Unieh GsoFe1agy OutnQs had presented
him % the dag before, and tapping his
sabis called the bougs 20 order.
ChnpInin MASSEY offered sheEl hui
eompFaheBelss prayer, asa Olofk nick
iin read snn reonE6 Of yesterdays do
luaa. A Part of thene minutes was the
report Of eha eammlttoo on eRecentials,
and 81 the alose Of the reading Mr..
Keane. Peopls'a member from KING
eeuuty, called attenflon 70 ne fact fhat
the esadentials REPRESENTED Nc. H1mes
e having bssr alsotsd 81 the general
sieoiioa isst fail, Wills ne fact Il thal
BE was eiseted - . ~ oial eIeetion held
90 na1smbaT 9Th. M. Ksane moved
thet the item - ooErooled.
Humes held that the report Of The
eommittee bad been accepted and e0nid
noa psopsEly b ahaEzsd. ms maitsf
9as not acted upon.
Upon Hnme9 m0tioa q message wss
directed 10 be aont % tho council 70 No.
tffy thai body shat tho h0nss VS. daly
eEnanixsd and nov In session, and pre-
pared 20 receive any Communication
from IL.
sAEAHrEs ov MxnrBKna.
A message from NE governor was
reed hy soc clerk giving notice that The
members are entltlsd % salary end per
diem under TIE las e follows: TWelye
members Of the council and twoBtY-
foaF members Of the house. eaeh four
dsllafe per dag, the speaker six doi-
lars per day. chief olork snd assistant
oierk six dollars per day eaoh, eufoIlina
and euRrossinR clerks Ave dollars per
daT saoh, Watohman and dooEkeepeF
four dollars per day each, ehaplalns
twe ana one-half doiInrs per day each,
and thAl this would BE- paid b. the seo-
FelAry Of The territory upon lie being
certified to him By the oAief clark Of
ahe house.,
A resolution wa pEeeonied By ARA
a1ilh providing f0f ths appointment Of
Q paRe b. The speaker tc serve the h0use
during the aoaaten. end The speaker ap-
polnted Master Willie HaeemeyeE.
HaDes' motion for he appointment
Of q committee on mileage vas adopted,
and Hames. Mcmillan and Case were
appoinied.
ne ssErsani-at-arms vaa insiruotsd
70 secure . posiofics box IN which ts re-
eeiss the mail Of She members, aeooEd-
Inc % Feilous' motlon.
RnooxEDrnoE pRAo.
Hare ths proceedings began 10 dEaa
heavily and ths speaker sugaested that
a 1nessake difseted 20 tho e0unofl e0uld
nos be delivered ~ thai body was net IN
session.
ssseaEt promptly moved 10 adioarn
until D. n.
Fellows amended sxiondlng The boar
% 10 &. d. t0moRrow.
tbs saFReant at arms immediately
took the opportunity 10 distribute ata-
tionefy 70 the members.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

The ship Indiana, loaded with 900 tons
e. Cedar Mouneain coal wna waiting foz
3 TUG this afternoon.
Tha steam collier Waiia Walla WI b
neadY 20 80 70 go e midnight.
Tho following charter was reported
K, Havre or Antwerp, ahip Alex. Gibson,
1l1i tons. e. so, 70 load ~ Tacoma
Following Il Mondays tonnage state
msnt IN San Francisco: dn port engaged
q 01 tons. In port. disunRAgod. s2o00
LAssed to arrive. A7, coo tunas
PoRr CAMILLE Dec. 6--Arrived-ship
George Thompson.
PoRT nLAKKIY, Dec. 6-Arrived- Shiy
kaie nAvunpoTt.
SAN RRANcIsCe. Dec. a-Cleared- ship
Commodore. Nanntmn. 0ailed-SleameF
Columhls Portland.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

ArHxSs Dee. an, Tricoupia. prime
mlnlaaer. has aubuifted . tie chambers
q HI b. which the gorornDent VIII OBJ
tain eaele oo0 from The national and ether
banks fer he paymont q coupons falling
due on JaRnarT ig1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

NEE FoEE. Dee. G--Momey en- al a0s. hst
lean eIssea oanrad n 4 prime msEcanfaie
paPeg e&eks slsEiing ezchnngs Dali ~ sfsaag.
- elh ieF - aayS hills hnd - eAA los %
mana.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Year orders vIn Be ealisd f0s. aivs q
9 trial, @ 9. sRAEzUR B o.. graesF
Khird ~ suEina. ssiA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

American Impress l0o, oEnads Rnalae 59A,
Canada eoutbeEn ~, dentEal RaGlne ~.
Durlingron f1o1. Delawars q Lackswan1a
foQh, Dsnves . Mo Grznde -, Ere Se&,
Ike shars elk, Lonisville 6lk, Michiaaa
cezsrnf Sin, Kansas TEXAS IN, New x0Kk
canlFel l0eks Norshern Paeine 15h, pro
fszred A1&. korthwes9nEn lDsh, Oregon Em-
psUEemanf a., Navigation Sl6, TFAneeoB.
itnanaMl ok, knnfGc Man 81. Rock falnm1
1Isx, - RBal s6k, TeKas Paetne 95&, uninE
racine SIX, rntted Etafm Express IS, Weil1
Fargo ExpE1aB 100, Wn11nm Union ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Fias assortmena Of fans and lsather
gsods fes Christmas presents st Tcksss
4 elngszmAn'N
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Caah " ersaia q. 9. s.Anrur 4 o.,
RroosEs Third and epEin9. ella
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

PunxxAED, Dec. h--Reeaipas- Past - hours
ineinas -, 81 cts whsaf, 1l2S bills hoars ia
esls oain, 1913 o1ls bran, 80 80 mllistu4. 10
sks pot2tonn, " SIS onion4. II, % he hides,
. pkes ea.sez 9 E. eeg.. g. hzs nuls. Y
hogs. no ehsop.
Wheab-AaVicss from eksoad are Of duIl
tsnor, New yoxk and Chicago closing soma
lover after ~ ndEancs via early trading.
Hsrs the mnrlst continues qaiet with no very
Large trade, md q IS and 81 - tue qaosed OF
EeEues.
oAis-Rsoelpts mostly for ehipmsnt, Cur
own dealers n0t dang much In this way.
ERgS--WenkeE. naceip1a are very lleht, bet
demands ara EXTREMELY lighl aud Lees than Sc
wUai4 Dag anything nut small les to-day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

VIENNA, Dec. IA Berlin letter rub
lishad N the kAoliiioni Corraspon6enca a.
aawfs that the recent Rna1aan cavalry
movements In the vicinity Of The Austrian
IN the districts IN which the cavalry has
been Stationed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

san FRAncBco, Dec. 6.--Recaipte - Wheat
sz@ ctiss 0ouF 800 q skn. barley SOU cts,
eats $50 els, petasoes 40 sks.
Wheat-Bpot market arm No. shlpping.
q sci S7A. 09srings hght. Fair hhipping
demand. Fair bnsiness IN options. sales %
fugsnoon call bainas BayeE se1e0n 600 tons
g "a 4sx, so tons - 81 4ex. 90 tons -
81 ~. 90 tens e. 81 4s9S, - tons 81 81 4sh.
40 tens - u 1sk, loe tons - u Ash.
Rayef ysaE, 10 tons 81 u S7h. AfseEnoon
ssaslo1: bnyoE season. 10o tons e u 4eh,
100 tons . 81 lshs Buyef year, 100 tons -
q 1eM.
Barlsy-The fsaline Is bsttsr. No. fsed
spos slAe. bHgw season opened ssAe.,
0a.s-Fir@ Sai quiet. Oregon q s7ke
PSsssoss- -Esesipis LIBERAL and marhss sag.
Sales unchanaed.,
butler -ltafnoT eaG1er.
Esns-aten0y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07
@TTAAGER
CLARABROWN

r RAVES coLiMkxs wHARK ron TACO.
- ma. osympia and BIG skooRnms as7an
ever Maaaay, Wednesday and RsiaAy.
RstaEninG. leaves shalisa. Zig skoakun. a
q g n svsry FassaAy. rhaEsaay ana ssa.
srasy. nsan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.
laaehleaneal Aamlllaa.


CENc1auAxE, Dec. 6.--In ahe heafinel
hsfeEa sades PNak today Of he suit 81
The executor OF Balah Coates, 10 waa
efalant cashier OF the Fidelity bank. had
hyputhecased 2aS eharaa 81 imsugnncs
st0ek helountna 10 Coates, the vaine
tha exseas0R Of Ooatea that Hophina
had admitted bis Indebtedness % the
estate 20 the amount Of el00.000
orsh stsla IN eusioay.
PrTTanunu. Dee. 6.--Jahn Armitags.
arrested on q charge Of foenina he
naEae Of J. w. naekay, Of OalifoFnia,
and attempting fraud, has baeu dealt
led ea OFth etein, the eWindleE % a.
tional reputation. Stein h wanted b.
Ne aushoritioa % Clnuinnata aud 81.
kouis and . nnmhoF o. western cities.
snlt nrsmGhs ~ RoesiGnsFs.
Hnw YonK, Dec. 9. Thu trial Waa be-
Gun teddy in tha Uniied STATES cisrait
oaaFt Of The suits % equity hFwaahk By
me BanQus Franco Egypiieune, Of
RaFiss and henry L. hsso1oasheimeF,
az LondoB, against John Crosby Brown
aud otkeFs, fer aboat eG.000.0oo. The
pulsm RFaW cot Of the naaotiaatnne Of
ths New York, Boston a MoaiFaal rail
rad ogmpany. There efo 10 large nam-
bsF q peFsens interested, among them
Z. ". esiienan a Company, BFown
Brothers a CoUpany aad Dunsan.
sesFman a oompany.
TsanG nan KaIlsA.
PonrEAxD. Dec. s-fSpeoiaL 10. J.
Riiey. . foang man aesd % unmaFFied.
gas run ever ~ ne ears today 81
osinn'A % The Oreeoa Railway and
Nsst1Alian eompanys line, ana killed.
TIA hpay was nhoqkinaly mamRlad.
Riley wAs brAkemon and vas enaeRed
n aasonplinR NE cara a. NE time ef tAs
accident
wyrsm maaea Drowned.
UrHAIApx, w. t. Dee. 6--fapeeial. !
Byron BATES. Of UssAiady. attsmpasd
% 40 % Oak HarhoR 10 q boat last sen.
dAy mcfaina daring heavy hloW.
Tha ha4t oAp81ed and BATES uas
drowned. Ha bodY and The brokan
ooat wsfs recovered thia afteEnooa b.
~ slaAsaeF Daisy on The beach %
Weidby Island. He had tied hlnnasif
fast - The boat From appeaFnncss Be
had q hard straaRla. HIS Ooat, vel.
hoo1a ana eos oock uere %. Bates uss
steward Of he eock house here and was
thtFty years % aga. He waa Q member
% tks Five ana Accepled Masona ana
kntxhas % Pythias a. Ssaaala.
rye Traims caiisaA
NoaTn YAKKmA. w. r., DsN s. -
Speetni "a coliisian Of frsiaht trains
@ocaFfed e. so'clock this moFnlng. nsysa
nilas uea1 Of ahta rlace. and ehis Will A.
lay tea passeneeF tfaiBa. Bath eaRfnea
and nbout enc dezen csrs Wsrs disshed,
Noeody 49, Aurl. A diGseuncs II ne
tine - waiceea 3 aid . BE- ne oanss.
Ia panengsfs VII Be transferred e.
sne wseck toniahtat II o'cioek.
AFFaREfag oesaiia e the celeAFaaiaa.
RoaxzANn. Dee. g. Speeiail-A re-
Essaans rain Storm has pEsvallsd hsss
auEinG tha tast tWeniy-fSar hcarA IS
f1x e. knewn Tie rain hes prevailed perV
asaeraily al ever tha oc9nfsy.
4 @aasina waa hald today b. he Ell. |
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

More bargains in plushes and sstins
AnoaheF loo arrived. Greater bargains
than ever. Cheu1ef CleaEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

sAn FnANulsoo, Dee. at. I. Tia
ball, Of Jolon. Monterey county, has
been arrested for falsely certifying 10
The signature Of John y. Hall. who has
been Indicted By TIE federal grnnd Jury
tor eomplicify In TIE. Benson SURVEYS.
Jndzs sawyer, this moFnlng. 81 she
eases foR DocembeR l9lh, and stated
thaa n John A. Bonsnn, Who b nov alb
eana from NE city, did not appear On
that dafs biz bond would Be dseisFe6
fosfsised.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

New RsIi1a5 asodS arrived. Every
Department crowded with nsw Roeda.
O6ssiss OisaEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

smekina iaahslx suiiabis for holiday
presents. TokIas q Einas1man.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

IxxxnpooE., Doos 6s--WhaMt-DulL dsmAnd
poos, holders onE freely.
CoEn-Fir@, demand good, mixed weston
e 9kd por cnnini.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

CANADIAN RAuTRTc 4. n EXCURSIONS
Parties aulug Kagi VIII save money By
calling On y. W. MC6umW, On lin
gsreef. les
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

kesR az runners thai Russia a conoaatraa-
ma her military forces along tia Austrian
frangier. These runners have revived the
feeling o. uneaainaas con serntnz Ekuaasnas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Real EsiaAe Il ne foundafian Of all
wealth. II yoa wish wealth bng some
Mapis Valley land Of O. @. CALx1Es
4 Co. mrs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

San FRAHuBoo, Deo. e<-Di9patehes
reoaigsd &c TIE Southern PaeiAa head
qnaFlsss today tell Of q osgese storm Of
rain and snow IN the region between
Portland aud Hiskiyou. The rain was
falling today at Dunsmuir and Hiaki-
yOu, and che indications weee for
stormy weather. Some fear il expressed
that the proposed excursion celebrating
the oomplotion Of the California a Or
eaun line may have 70 b pesaponod
AGAIN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

8An FnANClsco, Dec. 6.-The detect
ives this afternoon arrested j. b. Ne
Doneil alias MoDonAld, clerk Il real
estate ofllse, for having In his possess-
ion q plats Tor engraving fno Smiles Of
TIA Bank % RnQiaBd notes. MeDeHell
d taid 20 Be = brother Of George To-
Donell, who with Austin and ByEon
Bsdwoll nuindlsd the Bank q ZEALAND
oua Of ever enc millioa dollars b. means
Of forged bank checks and notes In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Ekn FhAnszsco, Dec. 6.-Tha British
barb Opheiia, now on the var from
Liverpool TO Portland, has pus Ia at
Valparaiso With Ten deck beams
broken. She viii discharge 900 tons Of
her cargo before repasFinR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07
SEATTLE, LAKE SHORE AND
EASTERN RAILWAY CO.
cAanss d Tine, Dec. Tn, 1897.

0N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, p1ckA-
~ Ter Ith, 1871, trains wiz EnR as fonows.
DAILY kxoKPf BUNDAxA.
Between sssttie and Un1on Bay, oonasennS
With steamers On LAke Washtngton
SEATTLE as....7s10 . N. Union Bag a.. e y
seattle e. ...lseo % .Union Bay at. Flo ? .
RETURNIN6s
-1IAyN-~ <-AM1lItAr---- -
Uslen bay az SIS q D .eesttls ht..... 80 .
Uui0n Bay at.&ss5 , n. .eezttie at...-. go , y
Befusen eeatt1e aud 0reenleaf lene 81 track ],
Connecsing with steamers for WocdlnEille;
equa and RAn City.
-LAAEK- ~-AkhiHs--------~
seattle af.... lseo p n. .Greenieaf.. e:ls p .
RETURNING:
-LKAwn - - -AnAfFn-----s
areenleaf.... a6S D IN. geatie o. -. $50 pm
Tor passenger and freight rates apply 70
aREnf Il dep0t. foot Of Colombia strest. or q
raneral ofbce, Safe Deposit Building, Eeatsle.
W. ,. SENMKneSs
General Freight and PassenesR Agent
ON. snnAvz. General Manager P. 9. q. Co.
oc22d
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

0aIckso. Dec. e--cattls - Rscolpts. II, go;
steaay; fancy - rs salpping stss8 - Is.
seoohnrs and feeders 81 Sb0s 70. cows. bulls
and mixed 81 3603 %, Texans - so0s-
lewsf, MIXED q sos 20, heavy g 1oSs Is,
light q eo0S %,
shesp-hecsipss 5000, steady, natives sc
4 %. western s Is, TEXANS q iooa Is.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

eAH FnAmulsuo, Dec. e.--On account
Of the recent murders IN Chinatown,
and Che belief Of the police authorities
shas q deadly fcnd ID being waaed be-
tween certain Chinese societies, an en-
ira force Of pnlioemen b on duty there
With instructions 70 watch aii knswn
hiahbinders.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Bar FnAncmoo, Dee. 6.-The Hezo
Fruit Jar Company Of Philadelphia
have eommenced enit aaainst 0Feene-
baum & Company, Of this city, % teecg.
e. $1,000, the yAlue Of goods shipped %
the iRm OF Alderman b BEoehaKe and
Afterwards assigned 20 Greeneb8am 4
Company.
swaim HELD - Awnas Trial.
SAH FnanczsDo, Dee. e.-Poliee Jndes
HoRnbiouos rendered q decision today
IL fhe case OF seneca Augustus Swain.
charged via forgery, and held eha %.
fsndaui 10 $4,000 bail 30 await trial b.
fore the Superior o0urt,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

YkQumA CITx, o., Dsa. 3-IepeslaiI
The maehineEY o. The steaman1p Xa-1
qulna Cisy bRnke down while ahe wee
crossing Keunina bar ~ 5.AB u,closk tnie
evening aBd che dFlfisd On the spst ~
aide tie bar. She lies IN an easg poas-
ton. Tne go Is modeFate sud the Of
hssEs expegt bar % CONS on WITH 20
noErUw's flfs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

PuarzAnD. Dee. ST. bpeolal Ans
NsCanek m Wm. Daily. the netozis1s
hnekm9n, e1aEned Win eriminAl eesnait
npon Q ysuna ia1y Who w19 Flol1f y
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

PTTTnHUnu. Dee. 6.--JQhn AFmitaga.
arrested on q charge Of fcsnina the
nauae Of J. w. MaeAny, 81 California,
and attempting fraud, haa baeu idnnii-
aed e. OFth Stein, the evindieF Of ~
tional reputation. Stein - wanted b.
ne aushoEitioa % OlnuinnAha and 81.
hauis and Z numhoF o. western cities.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

BAn FnkMcmco. Dec. 6.-In the ease
Of Johnny Arnold, said 20 have died
from the effects % being kicked In the
gtomaeh b. Charles, Stone, another
bog. recently, the ooEoneF's jury re-
turned q veFdict 70 THAI efeel, and
Stone has already been arrested and
eharaeti with manaianehter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

OExmF1a, Dee. ST. special. l-On no
ton Of B. p. Ballard, Of Vanoouves,
5udgs Allyn today granted stay Of 81
eculion eli after hearing b the supreme
court, In the case of JO9kin Henry
Zimmerman. who was sentenced 10 be
hung at Goldsndnle on the 18Th insa.
for she murder Of William Sterling Ia
OotoheE laGa.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
The Society Event of the Season.

"Happy they! the happiest Of their kind!
Whom gentle stars unite, and In one fate theii
hearts.
Their fortunes and their beings blend.n
The spacious home of Hon. s. NJ. Heller
was the scene of an extremely pleasant
wedding yesterday afternoon at O'Clock,
the occasion being the consummation of the
nuptiais of Mr.. Julian Tyler, Of the young
law firm of Donnelly 4 Tyler, of this city,
and Miss Lille B. Heller, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Heller. The marriage
was Witnessed by large gathering of rela-
tives of both the groom and the bride and
friends of this and neighboring cities. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. M. L. Dom
ahey, in most impressive manner, and the
vows of constancy were pIghted which for
ever united the fortunes of these two young
hearts.
The bride was richly attired, in style be-
coming to her beauty, and the groom hand
somely clothed in full dress suit. Both
looked the very essence of happiness and
stood the ordeal with the nerve of adopts.
Immediately after congratulations the
guests repaired to the refreshment room.
where all that appetite could wish for was
served in a manner characteristic of the
host and hostess. The happy couple accom-
panied by friends then left for the Wabash
depot where the train was taken which con-
veyed them on their wedding trip to Chicago
and other places, where the honeymoon will
be spent, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler
will return to Napoleon and settle down to
housekeeping upon their own hook.
The young couple were the recipients of a
large number ofvery elegant presents-cost-
ly, useful and ornamental.
May their lives always be one Of sunshine
and welded happiness is the wish of their
friends.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
Napoleon, O., Oct. %, 1887.
Prepare for Winter.
Manager

Prepare for Winter.
You only live few more days in which to
prepare for the cold winter days and long
winter evenings. The first thing is tosee that
your homes are warm and comfatable and
made to look cheerful, which can be done
with few dollars invested in nice paints and
paper, next that you have arrangements
made with Saur q Balsley's News Depot to
furninsh you and your families with choice
literature, such as will be beneficial as well as
interesting and which if gathered up careful
ly in the storehouse of the memory it may
be turned into gold in after years. Good
books are bread upon which the memory
may feed and grow. Books, and in fact all
kinds of literature is so cheap nov that there
is but little excurse for any body to be with
out. The book department at Saur & Balls
ley's drug store is now being filed up more
complete and with larger stock than ever
before.